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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19
BURLINGTON'S BASE BALL NINE.
The Members of the Association Decide to
Raise Funds and Continue to Play Ball

n large and enthusiastic meeting of the
members of the Base Ball association and
others interested was held last evening in
the City Court room, with President
Hatch in the chair. From reports made
by Treasurer Kendall and Manager
Smith, 1t appeared that there was little
more money subscribed and in the treas
ury than would be necessary to meet the
present Indebtedness of the club
but that it would be necessary
TO raise more money to carry the
club through the present month. On
motion committee of three, consisting
of b. j. Derby, G. f. Miner and b. X.
seymour, was appointed to solicit funds
aud report at an adjourned meeting.
Upon request of Mr.. Seymour he
was excused and Hon. Henry Bal
lard was appointed to fill the vacancy
Communications were read by the secre-
tary from W. f. Hall, G. G.. Miller and
n. +. henderson rendering their resigua-
tons as vice president and members of
the executive committee respectively.
| pom motion the president appointed
Henry Ballard w. l.. Burnap and NJ. G.
Berry committee to report nom
nations for the vacancies, and
the committee reported the following :
who were elected vice-president, C. +.
Miner; members of the executive com
mittee, l.. j. Smith, +. III. Wells. sub
scrlptlon paper was Immediately started
and quite an amount was secured. The
committee propose to make vigorous
canvass, and 1t is to be hoped that they
VIII be literally received by our citizens.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

The following business was transacted
at the Probate Court, for Cnittenden dis
trict during the week ending August0
William ~ CoWlbeck ct ais estate, ap-
polntment of guardian; Eiwnld ;.
lsham's estate, settlement of guardians
account John Ii. Woodward's estate, set
Element OF administrators account aud
decree Catherine Malone's estate, proof
of will and letters testament lry George
ID jachm.'s estate, apPu.u msut Cd d.,
Illustrator and appraisers; William j,
SeJmour's estate set.,rmeh, OF c-.fr'
account.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19
Montpelier's Nine Defeated by the De-
troits of Vermont,

ST ALBANs, Aug 13-The game to-day
between Montpelier and the home team
was very pretty contest and was wit
messed by good-Sized crowd. There was
some fine hitting done on both sides and
the fielding at times was brilliant.
Downey, the st. Adams short stop, took
three red-hOt liners and otherwise COW
cred himself with glory. For the visitors
Aldrich did great work in centre and
Fowler, the colored second baseman, cap
tured the crowd by his fine playing. Bar
rett and Roche We're the battery for ST.
Adams and Moore and Jones for
the visitors. AT times Moore was
very effective and he had good support in
Jones. At the beginning of the fifth in
ming Montpelier lead by two runs, then a
few we'll punched hits fy the home team
and little off play by the visitors result
ed in five runs for St Adams, This was
q fatal inning for Montpelier as they We're
BANKED in the next three and got in but
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19
MONTPELIER WINS A GAME,


MONTPELIER, Aug. 1.-THE game here
this afternoon between the Malones and
the home team was won by the latter 10 to
I and our residents are enthusiast tic. 1t
was fine contest, and was witnessed by
a good sized crowd, Perens and Douse
were the battery for Malone and Walker
and Jones for the Montpelers. The vlsi-
tors did not get on to Walkers tWirling
very much, failing To score until the fiftn
inning, while Peren's balls We're batted in
fine shape. Jones made three Dagger
for MONTPELIER in the seventh inning and
double baggerS We're made by Maxwell
and MalUney. Archibald gave good salts.
faction as umpire. Following is The score
by innings:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

highly delighted with the success thnt
bad crowned their efforts in the series of
meetings just closed. The meeting closed
with many expressions of sorrow ut part.
ing and the hope that oil would be pres
ent at the meetings next year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19
isules of Conduct.

Never eNHGTeratc. Never hctray conf
dence. Ne 'rr giVc 4 promise you do not tul-
I'll. Never associate with bad company. and
finally. Never hc without Steele's Little Bile
PHI, 10 regulate your liver. relieve your in
dig Stiou. grant you plelsau and refreshing
sleep, and Keep YOU IN perfect health, p cents
per hottie OF w. II. ZOttmau Co and Bellrose
AZ Grant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19
BURLINGTON.

Earned runs, Burlington !, Montpelier | ::
two base hlts, Bowen, Roach, Jones, Fowler
>; double pay, Mnuhlu. Bowen base on
balls, by Roach 2, 10y Walker | str uck out. by
Roach 5, by Walker2 passed balls, Kennedy
>, Jones /: wild pitches. Roach 3, Walker / (;
tune Of game, hour, 40 minutes umpire,
FnLcy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

Runs earned, st Adams 4, Montpelier 3 !,
base on called balls, Rudderham, Long
struck out by Barrett7, Moore passed balls,
Roche 3, Jou es 2; wild pitcn, Moore 2; two base
hits, koons, Aldrich and walker home run,
Mullgan time of game, hours 10 minutes
umpire, Finney scorer, Chadwick.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

two-base hit, Long; home run, Pagan; double
play, Pagan, Granville Bower Granville
base on balls, by MOriarity |, hit by pitched
bull, Bowen, Hoyt, Rooms struck out. by
Pagan 3. by Morarity 81 passed balls, Gran
vile ,; Barrett 81 wild pitches, Pagan | Mo-
rarity time of game hours 10 minutes
umpire, Fl nnev
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

Earned runs Malore 8. Montpelier . /;
two base hts, Doyle g Fleischmin, STAR
ord and lieardon, Fowler. j. Cunningham
AldriCh and Maxwell three base hits, Harris
ReardOn; base on balls, Goodlider 3, Maxwell;
double plays, Harris una,slsted; passed balls.
Eleischnan !, j. CUNNING haln ); wild pitches,
Malone g. Montpelier Il, Tine OF game two
hours ana half. Umpire, Tracy. Scorer,
Hale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

three runs in the last. The improvement
shown i'll the Montpelier team IL the sub
jet of much favorable comment. Max
well was disabled IA the sixth inning and
John Cuuhiu2ham took his place. Fol
lowing l. the summary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19
Jericho Defeats Cambridge.

JERICHO, Aug. 13.-The third and de-
cisive game between the Lone Stars of
Cambridge and Muffs of Jericho was
played on the new base ball grounds here
to-day, resulting in favor of the Mutfs.
The game was the most exciting and best
contested one of the season. Following
is the score by innings:
l234587
Muifs. .......................1 02 3-l2
Lone Stars ................. 30220 U 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19
MALONE DEFEATS MONTPELIER.
Aldrich knocked Out of the Box-The
Score 1S too

MAloNE,'A l2.-Malone gave Montpe-
lier severe drubbing here to-day the score
standing IS to 0. Each side score done in
the first inning and Montpelier six in the
second, taking strong lead. The Malone
team then had everything their own way,
batting Aldrich out of the box. Fowler
was substituted in the seventh inning,
but the Cuban giant" was also no enig-
ma. Stafford was very effective strik-
ing out three batters in succession in one
inning. The score by innings is as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

s;,s %a; s ann m:
SAFE. Ess: ,,. .ss
Grm oonm.n and Light 1855 :. - ,'gs sao - s.. :npm..
s s7s s:aa. = 500" 30 "''''''' LOW
Dot Fsar arn wss,s . stsSnE s Ss's
a sss N .Ss.. sse.ayss VAT. dam s.:
r.. ssS; 81 sssss
sss s. Butter s;ss siy
Ss: s ss: =. -:
NSsT, So'ogss s's d NSys%O Se,s Sss
Sss;"G @ vs. s.. "ssss
Sd bss@ g s
Wheat 7eo Dush hipmsats-wheat 80 GAO BUSH Flour
wheat aonr. Scarce and when xante
In supply oss r psS nT hard 10 move
Western and ssosraa 90 20
Roller Process 60 = q 40 P ss,sS
f F. sgS. S. indsra Clear
sSghen ros Sssr - a scS ::
Choice - % e,ksrs esS - oo@st 70:
G Choice. 'i s. 90 Eye FlOsr
demand and
Sc g. S for Sss:Ss.r
January $50. Ssi market ruIea Arm; offering,
@ coed Local sss' id srs s sss 81
M1e Il sain for &' october
40 pT r nnar ss local a
S SsSrndi sa f o. sNf
s ffs III s. 81 WIT.
nse.0 0SSo ss. s2%s s
ws 60 E1E 5s sNe ese prSs m jersey basket
Jersey a. CO. do pasHss seS
st a. mosed Beef il isc. Beef Hams ssd s2e 90
Pork $40 osSle j@ dc prime mess new DO
s do ap N d sig iac os Sides eIea r6Sd
shoulders I. dry salt iay cured cured eS
&c &c 'S DO do :%esa Hssss' Bss.
civ U' aenaS S 81 g
sSS2sc, western Creamery Extra Is 20c: b. c and n
Extra ~ S ysT ru R'e crss az
Flats Choice lilo do Ear 70 P@e o IosS ~ a2c
1 1s t. ai IN : ss s %.''an
g. %
Rs a,a 'V Corn ieS Su,a oat:
S S9sd soo SSsn osss 10 500 5Gsn
Oct rs.I quiet and dS 9qt sa f ars SCI
wnsa @ 'ie nsse%Dea Closing
72asc bd. MAY closing 5ss si:: or,
vs@Ser closing December Nay siSs Is
&c sec sy sm Tor p c%oee Timothy
e sc mil barry
meal ItsaSs at 81 ser. oSG all Ps1 small S
SEQ sa;asi.s ssosIS5:
Ana, 81 3, 600 So0 sl,s Cor.
"a cor ens oats ou.S Rye 1000 COCO
bush shipments Flour 200 Dbs wheat 'oVo Sms ,n
ToLEoo. Oct 4-wh.at steady and firm. CASH october
Corn m dull cssS 45 sc MAY unchan gea cash
q assiy Corn
go bag, o Sn, ocG Se S
5000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

In State bonds Louisiana consol As sold of L to
81 and Georgia gold 7s up q at 1852 There were
NO transactions in city bank stocks
The market for railway bonds was moderately active
and somewhat irregular Eric second 5s sol up to 1884,
Central OF NewJersey certificates IS were firm at 95%
Rome Watertown and nsburg SIS sold exnterest at
1Ooa99@ Chesapeake and Ohio As were up q at 66i2
Canada Southern first IS were up to LOG aud the seconds
were firm at 81. West Shore Is were steady at 9ss-
NewYork Elevated hrsts were up lis and Metropo.
tan frsts were Il higher at 115o NewYork, Chicago
and st. Loas first IS assented rose to 1O0ssa1oO4 Co
lumbus Hooking Valley and Toledo 5s were OF a at 6s,9
and ASr asd SorS an s
up per cent Richmond and Allegheny nrst
off Is at "a Is were h higher at
Gala Detroit Mackinac and Marquette land grants we're
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
Cotton Seed oil certificates sold 400 a.
Chicago and st. Louis new frsts $4,000 at s69
sss western North a, ca01a IS sSS s
So Kingston and Pembroke Iron 5000 at 50 s7l9
P1enix Mining s5oo' at 81, and Security Milling and
Money ruled easy at S5a per cent with exceptional
loans at and per cont The closing was 49o per
The sas,rreasury was debtor at the Clearing House
sHeS On s sS sesss
made up ey nepstions Covered Receipts
payments. si.56o.9g9 currency balance, Sl29354l7;
'o The Clearing House statement to-day follows:
Exchanges. $l34.224Sl6; balances. s5.lOs,G76
United states treasury Al Washing
dav 81 ~. 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were f6i773O and the internal
revenue receipts we're $27 500
The foreign exchanges quiet with frmer tone at
quotations for business as follows: Bankers bills
"a 79a and 81 1874 for long and short sterling respect
iyely: 264 and $3.50 for francs 9il5 aud 04os for
reichnarks; 40ls and 40S5 for guiders.
In London British consos strong at advances to
10I ll-I6 for money and 10l 1916 for account Bar
silver declined Lied TO 44lsd ounce English stand
ard The Bank of England gained $4,000 bullion or bal
ance American railways all opened lower, responsive 10
DAY. and closed at the highest price Of
the day and generally higher than the concurrent nome
al 40 goo 90 22ia and sight exchange London was
steady at 25 francs to the The weekly statement
a nnnark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
TIE STATE. OF TRADE.

,,v,,orr Oct 4-Csitea dull. Mddinc 9isc.::...
ta1t nrm Howard and Western su1.rans - <og
ws snpsrnno ~ 016A 90 Extra - 90 @S o. -, ~,
Brands 10 st 3D. P4t.Oscs "a NV ~ 20 10 s. .oc
90 Amber 81 sc. Wsserr lower 10 wihte' nen s ~
20 -, 90 OctoDsr ~, T9i1c. November ovtc uNl
beconber ~ ara PC: January SIS SIC lorn-solherh
met White 81 Cue. islisw % a5tc Western s'esuy
g,,,sd snot Iqsa5Ic October bod 5O4e... oats were
nm souIasrn 80 Western he 81 50 20 western
nixea 81 J3.; Ponnsylvdnii SOC SOC, fyo W.
si ~ 5ii 30 BnlKmeat, aur )ie RIO sides
sao' rut, s .e.y western PicKc Creamery
,,.nnss os.cF.C ofes-Ilis cargoeA ordinary To talT
1910 &c steady. soft llee sopper-
fisar IT, 81 2e5d Receipts-tioui iSZ9S SU.
I've 200 bu.n. shipments-flour 1916 IDA whes
3 400 ba h Cora 80. BUSH halss-WheAt 4joooo bush
Cora $500 Jush ~. , n
posroy oct a-Flour was 1uet commsn Extras SO o
m "a r., -pror WnsN Patents Choice 10 Fancy 81 10 %
Torn nrn-steamer Yellow 0Od5lae Steah., .
90 weaker No Nnlte So. q 5e; shorts 1ueI
spring do sl7 90 Butter firm Extra Northern ore"
srv 26c EXtra Western 25c Cheese nne -'-'''
nscs,nts for thr day-Fiour $500 bDls. amt $4,000
sacks $1,000 bush oats 'loOo "u'h ehof" io'o'o
bush
BUFFALO octt.-wheat- No. Hard dull wea x, ana
IT, Saw do sic asked Winter Wheat dull and lower No
Roi 49, S77e 80 White MiehigaS ,Ts asa4s.c in
store 30 Yellow is ai5c on a9s oats ' M1ea
n. WHIT. Ss S SS,s w@s SieS dull and aS:
Changed Flour steady, good demand s s1el oy
~ Eocepts wero-Flonr 1900 obisi Wheat s'oooo
sa.n Corn si .5e1.r1.Sr 1000 ibis iooo
InS Corn rs 90 Ousn $4,000 BUSH Barley ;oo
Sush oats ~ bush Barley 10000 bush
cvc.ao Oct 4-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NrwYonk Tuesday oe,os.;tnnEyEs, ., Receipts Rec ,r
Ss and ID cav, direct side saushi no trade
tv ni.,.Si Bss stow At cara. for p,ssn; to
Choice Satve sides with Sc reache,, Tor irN Hi N''
Chicago Dressed had also light demand At 70 &c ip
10 Good Texas aud COLORADO Beef and 10 '''e o' N'
e' MI Sc yer n SSt American cst.e quoted
at II l2c for the estimated dressed "rieht a., ,,,
by Joseph Tas'inn who viii also send out tomorrow $40
fCHIvEs- Hteeipis ~ head-all at Goth.t where
there w'Ts s ,S a S D1 ps . ior
ers Common 10 Prime Neais a ley 1hoee ana
pressed cslves slow lie Tor Country Dressed yea
AMI nc for CITY Dressed with Dressed Dfs'or' sehs Al
sales-Jolbne wright Co; Al cra'.er' 227 N average
Haiien6ees & Hollis IS ycas leommon,. $50 average
Wash, Kirby CO.. OHIO YEAS ioe % average at &c
p siHEEf iHD IAaas-Recsp,. ~ cars Of 2 30?
he,d-7 u GOh. and cars Of Jer.ey cty iieh
Sta com nol TO 0ood N COP "a II AMI few
seec 81 at4 g. Ordinary to fims Lambs ranged from
pressed Tuiten "a ci at case fr Poor I, Prime with
Lsmbs IN quest NJ 5al0c. with general sales Al
ste,-Sher,aan & Cnlv,r: $50 Keuucky Sheep. 81 ID
Gains io1 ~ Harm ton 1876 Ohio sheep II
erago al $50 per n % do loB h. 49, c.,, ,., -
n aveflge at &c per 5i Ohio Lambs 50 H. at - 80 per
IvSi & racocK ssl rsna,ylysna sheep 80 = aver
Laab. ~ 10 a. SIC 22S Canada do 40 d. at 20 80 Per
70. q Go ~ IA Al e 20 ao es ~ &c
5ci 80 aIs's I ;, y" vi v,,ea Wesern seen 1871 n
average 4, pei loo ~ 4J do. ~ 10. at SO Sc
'fisa So Ii T. we're 80 car, Of 1926 equally d
S o M, ne ya aaseG Mss' G per- s~ cnosS
Pigs od 70 outs Dc parties At 20 20 Psr 100 ,,r
ssesJ q Smith: q rennsyvania hos. i7G p ayersse
40 49, 2Cy n Al % 90 per To- M 70 pa ss'o s
80 ~ ong sO zay Ss7 T. a. "a IS sad hal car.
load OF ONO logs nnsold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
+ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS iesye foot OF Cortlandt and Des'
brosses follows:
a m for CatasauQua and intermediate points.
for Geneva, Lyons. Elmira. Rochester, Bunalo
and the West and principal local points, Chalr car 70
Wilkesbarre.
D. IN Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
10 Tunkhann0ck. Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg. -
p m. for Pittston and principal intermediate points
Chair car To Pittston -,
necton 10 Reading and Harrsbure Chair 10 Capay.
D. for Geneva. Lyons. Emira Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons.
so p. m. for Iaurays and intermediate points,
meet for points In Mahanoy and uasleon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
o. m. for Mauch Chunk. Haxleton and intermediate
points.
6;4O p m. for Copisy and Intermediate points.
p n. for Geneva. Lyons. Einira. Rochester, Buffalo
end Ghe West Pullman sleeper to Lyons.
ueneyl Eastern Oflcc. 235 Btoadva1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

u, Zee Middle i'"i0' D'"'r'' 70 ,'', ..u..
iSs e a o'f sos ssss
D:ss &c Of moment Buyer.
are taking supple, sufficient only to met. ssss ssanad
ssi Hns e e. e. g, go r:y
opagr 1rIy Forge quoted s 5oa $40 90 Consss
s55 20 Esnton H2o% SO H. Langloan $40 so ss2 Daniel;
insio s25 and CLYDE so ScssS l sna
seaSy at az
c says sf'T notions
s;:1 %s AZ we're is %%t
d i e. p e. 81 Il
sS widow Glass - ys sS ~ser held at SOC for
Oh stock attract: len, isI'rs1 crude Lam s
and srsae ,3s go seA .SnmsT Yellow prime
... "a s aso ss Cod domestic. sas
fcssa $Sc n:ee city 49, we.sT. Ale t or"
R1 rs Psss.s H's Sssfs
s5T.nf sans %s. s7c ssacssS Vs,sr S1Sc
sYrn &c. .atuTs vinsT ss s.aehsd extra
ssacAsa . sea Esgsan n ss' Is 5e 5ss
S SSe' ''".s@' Ss",''' p' ~n,.m.n, va, ,c
OCEAN ~ today at about previous
rom ,a avor Ss STEFAN: steam
aG eoS D S cr sFai2 steam sa. grain
PETEoLEuM n Tor 500 pSs s.aas s
R Ronsn Ps% phaisp arrive n. 3 Ga.
F Ssso S sS
tina % Z si iyupkirk
10000 Japan .ss"
pha biIteh hoDc Britisl, bark,
24Tc; Ant"erp; hsnSS Ga MaIucca Island
phre. s5VD Dps oo nsa. r.0ncj on foreign charter
hence schooc' arra, hars 200 IBIS refined private
HAMBURG nrnoe 80 "a rt an hark 500 refined, 2s
terms hntnsrp British bark 1900 bis refined
M1SCElLAN EOC ~ go .naIochcola from Eoston
Norwegian PARK seners n.nr. n hriv enersl
aschooner lumber sSoov asnarai cargo. Ma
81 $50; Rosario hence nsrm osi ~ Zsa,,nd Ger
tanzas hence pria en- = III
fROVIsioNs-POKk-Mas 9oa s. ~ az s,eaSy suppor
largely wants OF exporters nnofas ali 20 ID
sales so DDS Me .o Tor New CITY short Gle
a. 20 ~ 40, Fytrs Prime Si5 Mess. sl4 1916
20 ov w Ella "a a 80 ~ BEEF-Quie steady and
change civ Extra ndla Mess Sli 81.
his 81 81 ass Packet 81 so Plate 81 so
e a.. iooniTy onoted az sl625..CUT MEATS
meNerA.s L. our iast ruling about steady Trad
rave no. Va. nh, sales % 900 10 Picked Hams l2c
Tug o mo ~ p,rtisd sbouders 5.46c. Picked Bellies
hnn iu", ,ar 10 N and iOc for average Picked
ill.,. To- P,cked Shouiders 5'sd6c.: Smoked Hams.
i ~ Sn"oh,nccd DRESSED HOGs-Have fair de-
ar3 a. yerr mi urce. city Light 6seIc rigs
" rIsD-Spot lots we're wholly neglected 10 day ana
a. ccns.one,re arc more nominal options
n, v,rv ana nal rates show feduc-
" "a LEAVING 81 fairly steady Western steam
ZION OF "a LIE, az civ steam steady and quiet sales
,po' * pas,aa busted lOc and South
10 T,. o 5on tc. G. 10 6.77c clos
Amenea sV1sotc. Ncyenher sqa6Tic. closing G6yc.;
!ps 20 .esn,nsr ~ az zoe closing 66sc 1900 tea
I.rv 20 Ite cssing 672c. February anoIed at
. 1ae 5,o tcs March 6sic closing oslo BUTrEk
sustaneI 10 yeiy fan prices with continued far de-
flerw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Oct A r. m-coton-F closed s,eahy
buyers october and November delivery o buyers Noyrm
Der and delivery. 6364d buyers December ann
January delivery 636id buyers January ard fs1tusry
delivery 631ld buyers February and March deiivery
I6lI sellers; March and April delivery. 36td sellers
AprI May delivery 564d Value May and June deiV'
cry. 764d. value ., ,,,r,u o.. Law
GALvEsroS OCT 4-cotton steady Nddiins s LOW
recspts 6iO9 bales exports Ia Great Britain 0oS bales
sales :. 453 bales stock. 5s.s l bs,es ...x
NoRpoK oct Cotton SfddliD 10 10; net ami gross
receipts 937 bales ooastwse. lOoO baes sales
2sg1baies stock. 10 292 bales. ..,. a. M,
SAVANNAH oct 4-Cotton steady Mll,ins, SO LOW MIN
ding 7l6 net receipts. 1901 bales gross leee'P
lo2tt bales coaswise, 1875 bales saies 1iVV
bales stock. S5.O03 bales ,,,,,,. 90, ro,v
Mldiiing Good Ordinary, 7l3 lO not receipts -.
bales gross receipts bales exDofts 10 Great bftn
l32 bSies' saies 81 so bales. stock, "a o57 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

suJIDING MATERIAI~-Quiet bat STEADY Hayeistam
Hard Rricks are quoted at SO 90 aS 10 as 10 70.
fhonsand sroat; TIP River Hard So 5OdSO rare 20 ~
al %5' oroons brown sl3asl5; dark ga red sl4
S6 Trenton ana Philadelphia Front alongside per ~
COS ROCK Lime 95c 81 Dbl; - 10
<rs 90 Lahs ~ ~ rs per NJ Goats iar % asoe pot
bush Cattle Hair a22c Cement ~ 10 asz 80 or
lots American Portland; English Portland szEoGs% '''
hCcsoeRPpAaE-In lair demand and steady sisa li'c;
CoCoA-fhe demand Is still confined 70 tobbing proper
tions Guayaqui IA jc: Maracaibo 2s9ooc'; Dah' i'
Caracas. 1S0lso ,.., :o,,ua pa,rv,. Gran
ulated English, S40ssc.; BIC Granulated German ore
6Icc.; Hauswaidt & Franck Paper. S2d &c ,..x
COOPERAGE SToCk-The demand Tor molasses , ssox
snooks and heads 81 Is; 3Sinch 81 30
a. 81 75; do 36nch. 81 256Sl 3d. old shocks ana new
heads 81 l00Sl 90 old shocks without hean %
b5c rum, SIS 10; pipes s6Gs5 90 eIby n9Sshe~o''
COFFE f--While prices firmly maintained for Brazi
growths the bass Of l94c for fair kio spot VoTss
the movement was light no sales being repoien
mIder growths quiet In option trading INC Gay
dull ore the saes reaching only 90 $50 bags wne VIC Gus
ing prices net decline OF l0d 10 point. er de *
March l7G5alf70 April. l76o@l77o Nay ia1og - AZ
June % II 60 October ~ 45 l15o; NovemDef
9l7eO December 1859 ITO I na ranges rsnruary
Ss5spii7 months Ma wsre pr
May. lI70a177O; June: lL66Gl7IO Octe9er i go
1850; November 1888 1850; December lI9oG ~ 81,
COTTON-rhe demand for spot cotton conunneo siow
but The prices officially changed today sales
accouLt The port receipts to-day were 62gl DAes CON
pairing with AZ bales this day last week ana 90
bales corresponding day last year Ihe tota
Cepts since September have been 7Se523 bales cop2
oasatiens the American standard ciasshca''n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACk TRUNK LINE
ON an .p aiisf r S crPp.NsiTRAI. DEBUT.

GRAND CtNItsNis
.ocS car, 20 ESss''4i troy S"a
FA A ceAso hhaFap drawn fs%
SSSf 90 s q nel s aay Cleveland an'
40 80 a. M, SShGaso EApr9s'' a'a"'Hs''0o" cars F"
III 80 a. m western EewYork and Norh Express
"a 80 p M. Albany Troy Saratoga and Udca special
Pi Su sSSas sg. EsB Ss bS
sns s'psG ssn,a Esg,sss VI"
Louis. Auburn Geneys Caoandaisua daily Dining ea'
fS'E and c, Ezgrs sc.s s.l Sos s!p ss
% ss %5 Rn'09 sssa lay west d
p NJ Special sleeper arrives Rochester 20 NJ
RdcSeit ~ B pa Snsa ESP Pals SessaS TS
toit and Ckicago seeping'car' " Clayton va o"'S
ri, NTH nsSips rsiSs &c. a.
sf1sSsS Lake George and for tho Mort" ''A'
% sale ,s at f,ss ,eI peP0 Face S 81 wes
MS lId SsI.s sl b,e Sd =
@sstcotss Express cali for and cheek baggage from
Run daily others daily excep: Sunday. .stop
Ai sasFE
w EST SHOkE RAILROAD.
g ST. T. r. ,a r. So sss%. and Is min.
utes cartier nom foot OF yayst, North River.
Detroit and Chicago. % 55 .. a.. - :0S -SlS p III
s 81 BSs Suspension Bridge Niagara
Fails is, 80 :55. a. M, 20 05, IS rs y. m.
Utica. us, 8 So II 80 a. m. '6o5, 's:ie 2 n ,s
~ Kingston san serties Ssski1' Albany si''
C9snssos 5 Yves. Point GO nwaii. NewOurs. la a
IS ia AS p. m, and o5 m. Cranstons' @oth""s
For Montreal and Canada East, Q; %: rn ans n NJ
Hamilton London, g IS m. % 20 ei'
T0i Tsssns ssspns cars tor suSs Niagara Falls c
1 cinnau Detroit. Chicago and St LOUIS
DAILY. tDay except Saturday.
Oher trains daily exceDt SUNDAY. , . ear seeomnos
dsticns intormstion apply q oSSes once FOOT d
tcnss XswYork syaoa 5sS eis src stas,oS: root 4
Bowsry. ~ Park Place and west sn a. r. TxHBERys 4
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